WO2004056137A1 - Services de messagerie instantanee et de presence - Google Patents

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WO2004056137A1
WO2004056137A1 PCT/IB2002/005576 IB0205576W WO2004056137A1 WO 2004056137 A1 WO2004056137 A1 WO 2004056137A1 IB 0205576 W IB0205576 W IB 0205576W WO 2004056137 A1 WO2004056137 A1 WO 2004056137A1
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Peter Dam Nielson
Christian Kraft
Gregers Juul-Pedersen
Hans Jacob Jespersen
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Priority to CN028301641A priority patent/CN1729704B/zh
Priority to AT02788417T priority patent/ATE482587T1/de
Priority to US10/538,981 priority patent/US8204939B2/en
Priority to DK10177000.6T priority patent/DK2257094T3/da
Priority to DE60237788T priority patent/DE60237788D1/de
Priority to AU2002353393A priority patent/AU2002353393A1/en
Priority to PCT/IB2002/005576 priority patent/WO2004056137A1/fr
Priority to EP02788417A priority patent/EP1574085B1/fr
Priority to AT10177000T priority patent/ATE543350T1/de
Publication of WO2004056137A1 publication Critical patent/WO2004056137A1/fr
Priority to HK06103912.3A priority patent/HK1082360A1/xx
Priority to US13/525,735 priority patent/US9184939B2/en

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  • Embodiments of the present invention relate to the integration of instant messaging functionality with the existing functionality of mobile telephones.
  • the Wireless Village (www.wireless-village.org) is an initiative for Instant Messaging and Presence Services (IMPS) backed by a number of leading mobile telephone manufacturers.
  • IMPS Instant Messaging and Presence Services
  • the Wireless Village has published a specification for IMPS.
  • the specification describes how an IMPS client communicates with a server to provide an Instant Messaging service and a Presence Attribute service.
  • Instant messaging allows messages such as text, pictures or files to be sent between IMPS clients via the server. This allows two users to 'chat' interactively by exchanging messages instantly between their clients.
  • Presence Attributes allow a user to publish attribute information about the user or their terminal, such as whether they are available for instant messaging, their preferred method of contact etc. Another IMPS client can obtain this attribute information and be informed of changes to the information.
  • the Wireless Village specifications are concerned with enabling IMPS which is a powerful new technology. They are not concerned with the how it will be integrated with existing technology.
  • a mobile telephone terminal arranged to provide a user with a selectable option during a telephone call with a first party, the selection of which initiates communication with the first party by instant messaging.
  • a mobile telephone terminal comprising at least one mobile telephone application, wherein the mobile telephone application is arranged to display to a user a presence attribute indicator for a first party with an entry associated with the telephone number of the first party.
  • a method according to claim 55, a method according to claim 56 and a system according to claim 57 are also provide.
  • a mobile telephone terminal comprising at least one mobile telephone application, wherein the mobile telephone application is arranged to display an entry associated with a first party and to provide to a user, while displaying the entry, a selectable option for initiating instant messaging with the first party.
  • a method according to claim 77 There is also provided a method according to claim 77.
  • a mobile telephone terminal arranged to display an entry associated with a first party and provide a customised menu of selectable options for initiating communication with the first party, wherein the selectable options displayed are dependent upon received presence attribute information for the first party.
  • a method according to claim 96 is also provided.
  • a terminal comprising: an instant messaging client for participating in an instant messaging dialogue with one or more parties; and a calendar application, for recording appointments, arranged to store the content of an instant messaging dialogue in an appointment record.
  • a method according to claim 109 There is also provided a method according to claim 109.
  • a terminal comprising: at least one application from which a telephone call and instant messaging can be initiated, wherein when the application accesses a stored telephone number of a party the stored instant messaging address of that party is automatically accessed or accessible and when the application accesses a stored instant messaging address of a party, the stored telephone number of that party is automatically accessed or accessible.
  • Fig. 1 illustrates a mobile telephone terminal
  • Fig. 2 illustrates one type of user interface for the mobile telephone terminal
  • FIG. 3A and 3B illustrate a user interface during the transfer of a communication session from instant messaging to a telephone call
  • Fig. 4 illustrates a user interface for a mobile telephone application (call register); and Fig. 5 is a process flow-diagram for a Calendar application.
  • Fig. 1 illustrates a mobile telephone terminal 10 for communicating in a cellular radio telecommunications network.
  • the mobile telephone terminal 10 comprises a processor 12, a cellular radio transceiver 14, a memory 16, audio input/output 18, an input keypad 20 and a display 22.
  • the processor 12 receives input commands from the input keypad 20, controls the output of the display 22, receives audio input from and provides audio output to the audio input/output 18, is arranged to read from and write to the memory 16 and is arranged to communicate in the cellular radio telecommunications network using the cellular radio transceiver 14.
  • Fig. 2 illustrates a user interface of the mobile telephone terminal 10.
  • the user interface includes a display 22 and an input keypad 20.
  • the input keypad 20 has a first soft key button 42, a second soft key button 44, an up scroll key 46, a down scroll key 48 and a keypad array (not shown).
  • the display 22 has a main central display portion 30, a first text display portion 32 adjacent the first soft key 42 and a second text display portion 34 adjacent the second soft key 44.
  • the first text display portion 32 is used to display text indicating the function of the first soft key 42.
  • the second display portion 34 is used to display text indicating the function of the second soft key 44.
  • the text displayed in the first text display portion 32 and in the second text display portion 34 changes as the functions of the respective first and second soft keys change.
  • two soft keys are shown in this example, in other user interfaces a single soft key may be used.
  • the memory 16 stores software, which when loaded into the processor 12 controls the operation of the mobile telephone terminal 10.
  • This software provides applications and a menu for entering the applications.
  • the menu can be navigated using the input keypad 20. If multiple options are to be provided to a user at a particular point in the menu this can be provided via the soft keys or, if the options out-number the number of soft keys, as a list in the main display portion 30. An entry in the list can be chosen by highlighting the desired entry using the scroll keys 46, 48 and then selecting the entry using a soft key 42, 44.
  • the mobile telephone terminal 10 is capable of making and receiving telephone calls. It will also generally be capable of sending messages via the cellular telephone communication network. For example, in 3GPP (GSM, GPRS, WCDMA) network the mobile telephone terminal 10 may be capable of sending alphanumeric SMS messages and/or multimedia MMS messages.
  • 3GPP GSM, GPRS, WCDMA
  • the mobile telephone terminal 10 may be capable of sending alphanumeric SMS messages and/or multimedia MMS messages.
  • the mobile telephone terminal 10 is also an Instant Messaging Client (Wireless
  • An IMPS session is established when a client logs onto an instant messaging server and is terminated when the client logs out or is logged out. If two clients are to communicate by instant messaging, they must both have a session with the server.
  • Instant messages can be addresses using a User-ID which is a unique instant messaging address assigned to a user.
  • the User-ID is syntactically equivalent to an e-mail address. It has the format alphanumeric string or alphanumeric string @ domain.
  • a user may also be referred to by screen names, nicknames and aliases. Theses identifiers implicitly and explicitly refer to the User-ID.
  • Each transaction consists of a request and a response between a client and a server.
  • An instant messaging client is able to originate and receive instant messages.
  • the client initiates a Send Message Transaction. It sends a SendMessageRequest message to the server, which replies with the SendMessageResponse message.
  • the SendMessageRequest message comprises the originator's User-ID, the recipient's User-ID and the instant message content.
  • the server sends the instant message to the client of the recipient using a Message Delivery Transaction.
  • the server sends the NewMessage message to the recipient client, which replies with the MessageDelivered message.
  • the NewMessage message comprises the originator's User-ID, the recipient's User-ID and the instant message content.
  • An IMPS client may obtain presence information associated with a target user and/or the user's client terminal by initiating a Subscribed Presence Transaction or a Get Presence Transaction with the server. Only those attributes that are authorized for publication will be provided.
  • the initiating client sends a SubscriberPresenceRequest message to the server and the server replies with a Status message.
  • the SubscriberPresenceRequest message identifies the User-ID(s) of the target users(s) and the presence attributes for which notification is requested.
  • the requesting client subsequently receives from the server the current presence information in a PresenceNotificationRequest message and will be informed of future changes to the subscribed presence attributes for the subscribed users as they happen. In order to stop continual updating of the presence information from the server it is necessary to unsubscribe at the server.
  • the Get Presence Transaction may be initiated at any time.
  • the initiating client sends a GetPresenceRequest message to the server containing the target's User-ID and optionally a list of requested presence attributes.
  • the server responds with a GetPresenceResponse message containing the result of the request and the presence attributes.
  • the presence attributes that can be made available include presence information about the client and presence information about the user.
  • the information about the client (client status) may include Online status' and 'registration'. Online Status' indicates whether a client has an active session i.e. is logged into an IMPS server and is therefore available for instant messaging.
  • 'Registration' indicates whether a client device is registered in a mobile telecommunications network and should therefore be available for receiving a telephone call, SMS or MMS.
  • the information about the user (user status) may include 'user availability', 'preferred contact' and 'contact info'.
  • 'User Availability' indicates the availability of the user and the amount of acceptable distraction i.e. available, r unavailable, selectively available.
  • 'Preferred contact' indicates the preferred method of contact e.g. call, SMS, MMS, IM, email.
  • a 'contact address' attribute may give the address for the preferred contact method e.g. phone number, MMS address, User-ID, email address.
  • 'Contact Info' is a vCard (i.e. an electronic introduction card) for the user that can be sent as an MMS message.
  • the inventor has realized That the functionality of a mobile telephone terminal 10 and an IMPS client can be integrated more closely together, to provide an improved telecommunications terminal.
  • the mobile telephone terminal has certain mobile telephone applications that relate to its functionality e.g. telephone calls and SMS/MMS messages and some applications that are used for organization such as a Calendar.
  • IMPS client in a mobile telephone has certain applications that relate to its functionality e.g. obtaining information about presence attributes and instant messaging.
  • the functions associated with the mobile telephone and the functions associated with the IMPS client are provided as alternatives components in the menu structure. This is inconvenient as it means that a long navigation of the menu may be required to perform a function associated with the phone and then a function associated with the IMPS.
  • the inventors have developed a simple and innovative mechanism that allows the functionality of the mobile telephone and IMPS client to be integrated.
  • the terminal (mobile telephone and IMPS) 10 is arranged so that when a mobile telephone application (e.g. telephone calling, SMS messaging) has access to a telephone number for a party it also has immediate access to the IMPS address (User-ID) for that party.
  • a mobile telephone application e.g. telephone calling, SMS messaging
  • IMPS address User-ID
  • a database in memory 16 associates, for each contact party, the telephone number of the party and the User-ID for that party.
  • the mobile telephone applications e.g. telephone calling, SMS messaging, Call Register etc
  • the IMPS applications e.g. obtaining presence attributes, instant messaging
  • the database storing contact information for the user (e.g. the phonebook) is arranged so that the User-ID for a party and the telephone number for the party are treated as different fields in a single entity that is associated with the party and retrievable by an application.
  • a database entry would use a data field identifying a party
  • an entry in a phonebook for a party would use a data field for the name, a data field for a default telephone number and a data field for a User- ID.
  • an application queries the database for a party all the data fields for that party's entry are returned.
  • the application can then immediately use one or other of the telephone number and the User-ID. Even though only one of the telephone number and User-ID are to be used, they are both stored in active memory so that the other is readily accessible should it be required.
  • the database used by the phonebook application has a data entry field for User-ID, that a user can fill in, when entering the phone number of a new party.
  • an application that requires access to one of the phone number and User-ID for one mode of operation automatically has access to the other one for another mode of operation.
  • the user only chooses whom to contact.
  • the application depending on the mode of operation, which may be user selected, chooses which of the phone number and User-ID will be used.
  • the application may therefore easily switch from a communication mode using the phone number to another communication mode using the User-ID.
  • telephone modes including telephone conversations and SMS messaging (i.e. modes using the telephone number)
  • IMPS modes including instant messaging (a mode using the User-ID).
  • the functionally integrated mobile telephone terminal and IMPS client may provide any one or more of the following additional services:
  • initiation of instant messaging directly from a telephone function (e.g. a phonebook, call register or SMS message register).
  • a telephone function e.g. a phonebook, call register or SMS message register.
  • Fig. 3A illustrates the user interface of a mobile telephone terminal 10 which is being used by a user A to communicate using instant messaging with a party B.
  • the mobile terminal used by B may have a similar user interface.
  • the first soft key 42 is activated by user A to access available options and the second soft key 44 is activated to end the interactive messaging session.
  • the first soft key 42 When user A presses the first soft key 42, a number of different options are displayed on the main display portion 30. The user may scroll through these options using the up scroll key 46 and the down scroll key 48 and then select one of the options using one of the first or second soft keys 42, 44.
  • One of the options is "call”. Selecting this option causes the mobile telephone terminal 10 to call the party B to whom instant messages are being sent.
  • the first soft key 42 while instant messaging, has the associated function of initiating a call and the associated text display portion 32 displays "Call". Activating the first soft key 42, while instant messaging, initiates a call to user B without having to enter an options menu.
  • a or B To initiate a telephone call between A and B, it is necessary for either A or B to have the telephone number of the other. In the situation where user A selects the call option during the interactive messaging session, his terminal will attempt to originate the telephone call.
  • A's terminal will have B's telephone number immediately available and can therefore automatically make the call.
  • A's terminal may try and find a stored version of the telephone number within the terminal. This may be achieved by searching the database of terminal A using the User-ID of user B to obtain the associated mobile telephone number. It may also be achieved by searching received presence attributes for user B stored in the terminal. If the terminal is unable to find a telephone number for user B, it may attempt to obtain user B's telephone number by initiating a Get Presence Transaction by sending a GetPresenceRequest message to the instant messaging server containing user B's user- ID and the contact address attribute. The server may respond with the address for the preferred contact method by which to contact user B which may be his telephone number. User A's terminal processes the received presence information to determine whether or not a telephone number has been received and if it has, it is extracted and used to telephone user B.
  • the terminal of user A may send a special call initiation instant message to user B.
  • This special instant message is not a message that is displayed on the display of the terminal of user B but is a control message that enables the terminal of user B to send user B's telephone number to the terminal of user A.
  • the call initiation instant message results in an option being presented to the user B who may decline or accept it. If it is accepted, user B's telephone number is sent automatically to user A in the body of an instant message (or an SMS message). User A's terminal extracts the telephone number from the body of the instant message (or from the SMS) and uses it to call user B.
  • One of the options consequently displayed is "start IM”. If the user selects this using the up and down scroll keys 46, 48, and a soft key his terminal will start the transfer process by which the telephone conversation is transferred to an instant messaging session.
  • start IM By depressing the first soft key 42.
  • a and B are both logged onto an IMPS server i.e. that they are both in session. If one or both are not logged on, then they would have to log on before they can exchange instant messages. This can be done automatically without prompting for passwords.
  • the terminal may search a database associating telephone numbers and User-IDs, using the telephone number of user A obtained via call line identification (CLI). If the database has an entry for user A that contains both its telephone number and user-ID, the user-ID can be accessed and used to send an instant message to user A. This instant message will by default include the user-ID of user B and consequently both users' terminals will have the necessary information to have an instant messaging chat session.
  • CLI call line identification
  • the terminal of user A can send an SMS to the terminal of party B that includes the user-ID of user A.
  • the terminal of party B when it receives this SMS, is able to extract the user-ID of user A and use this to start the instant messaging chat session.
  • the user-ID of user A may be extracted from the SMS either by searching for an alphanumeric text string including "@" or it could be done with a settings or business card SMS message. It is of course also possible for the user who accepted the incoming call to initiate the transfer of the telephone conversation to an instant message chat session.
  • any application that primarily uses a telephone number can also use a feature of IMPS.
  • any mobile telephone application related to a telephone number such as the phonebook, the call register (missed calls, received calls, made calls etc.) and the SMS register (sent messages, received messages, etc.) can also give presence information for the user-ID associated with the relevant telephone number.
  • the mobile telephone applications relate to sending and receiving using communication mechanisms specified for the mobile telecommunications network.
  • the presence information can be given by a presence indicator 50 on the display 22.
  • the presence indicator may be in the form of a small icon, an exclamation mark, a different colour scheme or other signifying symbol next to the relevant entry for a user.
  • the presence indicator may give an indication of the "on-line status" presence attribute of a user so that it is immediately apparent whether the user is logged on and available for instant messaging.
  • the presence indicator may be an indication of the "registration" presence attribute and therefore indicate whether a client device is registered in a mobile communications network and should therefore be available for receiving a telephone call, SMS or MMS.
  • the presence indicator 50 may be an indication of the "user availability" presence attribute of the user and therefore indicate whether the user is available or unavailable.
  • the presence indicator 50 may be an indication of the "preferred contact" presence attribute and therefore indicate the preferred method of contact e.g. telephone call, SMS, MMS, instant messaging etc.
  • the phonebook application displays multiple entries, each of which has an associated telephone number. A telephone call can be initiated from a displayed entry to the associated telephone number. All or selected ones of the phonebook entries display a presence attribute indicator 50.
  • the call register application displays any one of a set of multiple entries. There is a set of multiple entries for each of: missed calls; received calls; and calls made. Each entry has an associated telephone number. A telephone call can be initiated from a displayed entry to the associated telephone number. All or selected ones of the entries display a presence attribute indicator 50.
  • a text message register application displays any one of a set of multiple entries. There is a set for each of received messages and sent messages. Each entry has an associated telephone number. A telephone call can be initiated from a displayed entry to the associated telephone number. All or selected ones of the entries display a presence attribute indicator 50.
  • the presence attributes for one or more entries can be automatically updated by subscribing, using a Subscribed Presence Transaction, to receive updated presence attribute information.
  • the presence attributes can be selectively updated using a Get Presence Transaction.
  • the received presence attributes are processed to determine the appropriate presence attribute indicator for an entry in a mobile telephone application.
  • a telephone call register is illustrated. It indicates that a call was missed from the party "Peter".
  • the presence attribute indicator 50 may for example indicate that the client device of that party is registered in a mobile telecommunications network and/or that the preferred contact method is by telephone call and/or that the user is available. The user may therefore choose that a telephone call is the most appropriate way of contacting the user.
  • the options menu is entered. The user may then use the input keypad 20 to select the option for initiating the telephone call to the user.
  • the presence indicator 50 may alternatively or in addition indicate that the user is logged on to the IMPS server and/or the preferred method of contact is by instant messaging and/or that the user is available. The user may therefore decide that the appropriate method of contact is by instant messaging.
  • the user may enter the options menu by selecting the soft key 42. The option of starting an instant messaging session with the user is then selected from the options menu using the input keypad 20.
  • each entry in a phonebook may have a presence indicator 50 adjacent it indicating whether the person should be contacted by instant messaging, telephone call or SMS.
  • the mobile terminal it is desirable for the mobile terminal to have a user configurable option so that the user can determine which entries should have presence data information associated with them and what information should be obtained.
  • the options menu itself is automatically adapted or customised by the terminal in dependence upon the presence information available with respect to a certain party.
  • the preferred contact method for the party is by instant messaging and not by telephone call
  • the communications options menu is entered for that party, the option of starting an instant messaging session is provided but the option of starting a telephone call is not.
  • the preferred method of contact is by telephone conversation
  • the mobile terminal may not registered in a telecommunication network or the user is not available, there may not be an option of having a telephone conversation or an instant messaging session but there may be the option of sending an SMS.
  • the SMS would be stored in the network and would be pushed to the user when they next attach to the network.
  • the menu system of the mobile telephone terminal may be dynamic in that it changes in dependence upon the presence information received. This allows, in particular, menu options for communicating with a particular party to be automatically and dynamically customised.
  • the options available from the phonebook may be dynamically varied in dependence upon the presence information received for a particular contact entry. Thus for an entry in a telephone book for one party, there is presented the options of contacting that party by telephone call, SMS or instant messaging whereas for an entry for another party there may only be presented the option of contacting that other party by instant messaging only.
  • the calendar application is adapted so that a reminder to participate in an instant messaging meeting can be entered into the calendar at a particular date.
  • the reminder includes the user-ID of each of the intended participants of the instant messaging meeting.
  • the mobile telephone terminal offers the user the opportunity to automatically initiate the meeting via instant messaging.
  • the dialogue that occurs during the meeting is displayed on the display 22 but is in addition stored in memory 16.
  • the user is given the option of storing the recorded dialogue of the interactive instant messaging meeting as a note associated with the entry for the meeting in the calendar.
  • the user enters the calendar application for recording an appointment.
  • the user selects a date.
  • the user is prompted for and enters the text describing the purpose of the meeting.
  • the user is prompted for and enters the time of the meeting.
  • the user is prompted for and enters the names or aliases of the attendees.
  • the user is prompted to indicate what type of meeting it is for example whether or not it is an instant messaging meeting. If the meeting is to be an instant messaging meeting, then the calendar application at step 114 sends out an invitation to all attendees. This may be sent as an instant message, if possible, or as an SMS.
  • the appointment record is then entered in the calendar at step 116 and the user exits the application.
  • an alert for the IM meeting goes off at step 120.
  • the terminal checks the presence information on the intended attendees for the meeting to determine whether or not they are available. It checks to discover the "on-line status" of the attendees. If the terminal does not have this information, it initiates a get presence transaction. It sends a GetPresenceRequest message to the server containing the user-IDs of the intended attendees and also identifies the on-line status presence attribute.
  • the appointment record is opened and the user is informed of which attendees are available for instant messaging.
  • a presence attribute indicator may be displayed with each attendee.
  • the user is prompted to decide whether or not to initiate the IM meeting.
  • step 128 the mobile terminal initiates the IM session using the user-IDs of all the available attendees. If necessary, the terminal automatically logs on to the instant messaging server.
  • the IM session occurs and the dialogue is stored in the memory.
  • the IM session is terminated by the user.
  • step 134 the user is prompted whether or not they wish to save the stored dialogue in the appointment record. If the user chooses to save the stored dialogue, they are given an opportunity to edit the dialogue at step 136 and before it is imported into the appointment at step 138 and the appointment saved at step 140. The user then exits the application at step 142. If the user decides not to initiate the IM session at step 126 or decides not to store the saved dialogue at step 134 the process jumps to step 142 and exits the application.

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L'invention concerne un terminal téléphonique mobile offrant à l'utilisateur une option de transfert d'appel vers une session de messagerie instantanée et vice versa. Un indicateur d'attribut de présence pour un premier correspondant est affiché, dans une application de téléphonie mobile, et une entrée est associée au numéro de téléphone de ce premier correspondant. Tout en affichant une entrée pour un correspondant dans une application de téléphonie mobile, l'utilisateur dispose d'une option d'initialisation de messagerie instantanée avec le correspondant. Le téléphone mobile offre un menu personnalisé d'options d'initialisation de communication. Ce menu dépend de l'information d'attribut de présence reçue. Une application de calendrier peut enregistrer le contenu d'un dialogue de messagerie instantanée dans un fichier de rendez-vous. Lorsqu'une application accède à un numéro de téléphone enregistré de correspondant, l'adresse de messagerie instantanée enregistrée de ce correspondant est mise en accès ou devient accessible automatique, et lorsque l'application accède à l'adresse en question, le numéro de téléphone enregistré du correspondant est mis en accès ou devient accessible automatiquement.
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